THE ADMINISTRATIVE POLICIES AND CHALLENGES OF MOHAMMAD BIN TUGHLUQ

Mohammad Bin Tughluq's reign in the 14th century Delhi Sultanate was marked by significant historical context and political challenges. Faced with economic issues, regional rebellions, external pressures, Tughluq implemented ambitious administrative policies aimed at centralizing power extending Sultanate's authority. However, these often led to unintended consequences widespread discontent. The introduction of token currency capital's relocation Daulatabad caused turmoil social upheaval, eroding public trust stability. Additionally, reforms faced challenges corruption, mismanagement, resistance, hindering effective governance. his resulted instability, displacement populations, exploitation farmers, a decline autonomy. serves as cautionary tale, highlighting intricate interplay between context, ambitions, decision-making consequences. It influenced subsequent rulers' strategies shaped development Sultanate, emphasizing need for careful consideration socio-economic implications balancing central authority cooperation